JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- English Instructor (Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe)
- Berlitz Japan, Inc. (ベルリッツ・ジャパン株式会社), Kansai
- Salary: ¥125,000 ~ ¥250,000 / Month
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- FT English Teachers for Kids - Osaka
- Kohgakusha Co., Ltd. （株式会社興学社）, Osaka
- Salary: ¥255,000 ~ ¥275,000 / Month Travel Expenses, Encouragement of Japanese learning*
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- Translator
- ZAIHON, Inc. (日本財務翻訳株式会社), Tokyo
- Salary: ¥6.0M / Year Negotiable
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Dewaashita
As long as they last...
Posted in: In your ears
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Dewaashita
I know mycologists that can mis-key fungi, so please be careful.
Posted in: Poisonous mushrooms may have been sold at festival in Tokyo
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Dewaashita
“When you taste this coffee, you will do so much better at school or in your job,” said Yuki.
How does it do with tuberculosis?
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Dewaashita
"How rude!".
Takshi89, I agree. Bemused. That is a grimace on her face, not a smile.
Posted in: Spray fresh
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Dewaashita
Greed is an older practice than the profession of lawyers.
Posted in: Claims against attorneys on the rise
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Dewaashita
This sounds really interesting.
Posted in: New books help you get to know your food culture
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Dewaashita
No smoking is allowed. Not in the buildings. Not on the campus, this includes the parking lot.
Posted in: How does your workplace deal with the issue of passive smoking?
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Dewaashita
I'd like to see this.
Posted in: Model's documentary exposes fashion's darker side
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Dewaashita
oh for cute!
Posted in: Doughnuts for Halloween
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Dewaashita
Amazing!
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Dewaashita
"I applaud the foresight Eisenhower had when first confronted by the realities of these death camps"
KakiOko, for sure!
And a great highway construction policy as well.
Posted in: Holocaust denier tours Nazi sites in Poland
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Dewaashita
"The Blue Note. They've taken what was once an elegant jazz experience, and turned it into a road house; crowded, loud, and overpriced."
Pamelot, thanks for the warning...
Posted in: What date spots do you really hate?
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Dewaashita
I think this should be interesting.
Posted in: All the presidents' best-selling books
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Dewaashita
She looks great. Love the roses.
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Dewaashita
It is noble, politics, that by design, it is set up to serve the people. This parental motivation, like the police, is set up for the protection of the people.
Usually this protection is from the people themselves.
The Mayans built their laws in such a way to reinforce a form of government within the social structures of their institutions. Rephrased, the laws were more severly dealt to those of higher social status. With great freedom came great responsiblity.
It is disturbing to watch any one group of anybody stereotyped. Racial, political, financially--pick any group. If they are politicians, as a group, I am less likely to lump them together in a assumed list of charachter traits as I would anyone else. As I have gotten older. I have missed too much, throughout my time, by my own false assumptions.
I can safely surmise there are those that are noble out there. But in a group so heavily stereotyped, I doubt there is much room for breathing.
Posted in: Why is politics, which could and should be a noble profession, conducted so badly?
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Dewaashita
This sounds like fun.
Posted in: Get a glimpse behind the scene of Japan’s samurai movies
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Dewaashita
"Who is not weak against in the presence of roses?"
lostrune2, no kidding. :)
Posted in: Flower power
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Dewaashita
On the positive side: at least this lends to the possibility for a learner to have more to explore. :)
Posted in: Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank
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Dewaashita
Let them have some fun.
Posted in: Kiddyland
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Dewaashita
It does sound interesting.
Posted in: Little Pieces: This Side of Japan